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I don't think that I am making any stunning revelation by stating the obvious fact that politics is a controversial subject, with people of many different viewpoints arguing together. It is also no surprise to anyone that politics can divide people over all kinds subjects.
Now there is nothing wrong with having different points of view, but I sometimes worry that some people's political views are so partisan that they cannot acknowledge people that hold different political positions then they do. In fact, it often feels like people hate each other for having different political leanings.
My question is an open one: how do you approach political discussions?
Now there is nothing wrong with having different points of view, but I sometimes worry that some people's political views are so partisan that they cannot acknowledge people that hold different political positions then they do. In fact, it often feels like people hate each other for having different political leanings.
My question is an open one: how do you approach political discussions?